Find us
Our team is based at : Lee Valley Regional Park Authority, Myddelton House, Bulls Cross, Enfield EN2 9HG
We deliver programmes up and down the park:
Opportunities for assessing learner progress
Our Learning and Engagement team who deliver our outdoor education programmes use numerous techniques to assess student learning. These will facilitate teacher’s assessment of their students’ learning throughout their session.
These include:
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Questions and answer sessions
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Enabling students to make predictions and reasoning using knowledge gained during sessions, research and conclude their findings during the visit
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Role play presentations to each other, teachers and/or the whole group to reiterate key facts learnt
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Individual learning and decision making
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Creating designs based on research and presenting ideas and designs in groups
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Navigating under time limits and obtaining scores during competitions
Guidance for visiting the park
The guidance notes for leaders visiting the park contain important information that must be read prior to visiting us (if you have any difficulty accessing this document please contact us for a hard copy).
Self led visits to the park
Lee Valley Regional Park stretches 26 miles (42 kms) from Ware in Hertfordshire to the banks of the Thames in East London. It comprises a host of leisure facilities. Activities available range from ice skating through to horse riding, cycling and golf as well as a visit to the popular Lee Valley Animal Adventure Park.
There are opportunities for you to arrange your own visit to sites and venues throughout the park, from Middlesex Filter Beds and Walthamstow Marshes in the south, to River Lee Country Park and Rye House Gatehouse in the north.
Please contact us if you would like to run a self led visit as there are various health, safety and site control measures of which your group needs to be aware.
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